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September 19, 2014

Visions From Beyond the Veil by LEE NELSON

About the Book: For those who believe, it’s no secret that this life is not the end. Learn for yourself what awaits us all in these inspiring true accounts from Latter-day Saints who have been shown a glimpse through the thin veil between this life and death. Sure to uplift any reader, this beloved book, compiled from the previous Beyond the Veil series, is a must-read—a true testament to the eternal nature of God’s plan.

Reader's Comments:

Beautifully written! Beautifully put together! This book will compel you to ponder the idea of life after death. We all wonder... What happens next? Is this life all there is? Where do we go? Story after story is plainly given of those who have died and come back...and what happened to them. Also shared are stories of those who have felt a loved one from beyond the veil. Tenderly given so that those who fear death might have a reason to be comforted. Each story is unique... Each story shares similarities... Each story will strengthen and inspire those who read... "a true testament to the eternal nature of God’s plan" A book DEFINITELY WORTH READING!

About the author:

Lee Nelson’s fiction and non-fiction books have sold nearly a million copies, with the Storm Testament series and Beyond the Veil volumes accounting for most of the books sold. Lee is widely known for his historical research, having killed a bull buffalo from the back of a galloping horse with a bow and arrow as part of his research for the Storm Testament series. Lee’s published works include 35 titles.

Nelson was born in Logan, Utah, but spent most of his childhood in California. After serving an LDS mission in Germany, he earned a bachelor’s degree in English and a master’s degree in business, both from Brigham Young University. He was a speech writer in Philadelphia and a car dealer in Montana before beginning his career as an author.

Lee lives on a small farm in central Utah. His hobbies include team roping, big game hunting, and reading lots of books, a habit begun in the fifth grade.